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— The Carolina Panthers on Monday accomplished the first step in their rebuilding process by selling Dan Morgan to president of football operations/general supervisor. Morgan, forty five, was the assistant general manager under Scott Fitterer, who was fired after the Panthers’ league-worst 2-15 season. He also spent seven seasons as a linebacker for the Panthers after being selected in the first spherical of the 2001 draft out of Miami. His new title represents an entire restructuring of the entrance workplace. Chelsea reached the Carabao Cup ultimate with a 6-1 thrashing of Middlesbrough in their semi-final second leg on Tuesday, underlining…